Boxing fans are making the same complaint after tuning in to Netflix for the Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson event.
The event is the streaming giant's first ever live boxing card, with four bouts on the main card and a further three as prelims.
Katie Taylor will face Amanda Serrano shortly before the main event, which sees Paul and Tyson finally do battle in a bout that has been almost a year in the making.
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Netflix began broadcasting on its platform from 1am UK time, having streamed the prelim fights on their Sports YouTube channel.
However, fans are encountering some issues early into the broadcast.
While the stream offers video quality of 1080p - or 4K depending on whether you have a compitable TV - some users have complained that their picture quality is pixellated.
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One wrote: "Ain't no way Netflix got this poor quality showing the fight."
A second said: "Why is the stream quality so f***ing bad!!!"
And a third added: "Shame video quality is so bad. C'mon Netflix, be better."
Some users who are reporting issues have subscribed to Netflix's 'premium' service - for which there may be a potential fix.
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The streaming giant has included a hidden feature which should significantly improve picture quality for boxing fans who have 4K or similarly compatible televisions.
To watch Paul vs Tyson in 4K, you can follow the below steps:
How to watch Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson in 4K on Netflix
- Sign in to Netflix on your computer, and go to https://www.netflix.com/title/80018499 on any web browser
- Add the 'Multipurpose Chart 1920 x 1080: 60fps test pattern (S2: Episode 8) to your Netflix library, using the 'Add To My List' option (the pattern won't show unless you have the correct subscription)
- Open the Netflix app on your compatible TV
- Select the above test pattern in the 'My List' section
Netflix will then prompt you to make picture adjustments using the section titled 'Colour Control'.
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You can also adjust the sharpness of the picture to avoid letters or numbers from blurring.
How to watch Paul vs Tyson if you don't have Netflix
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If you don't already have a subscription, Sky is currently offering a package including Netflix, Sky Stream, Sky TV and Sky Full Fibre 300 Broadband, all for just £36 as part of its Black Friday sale.
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And when you take into consideration the fact that their Full Fibre 300 broadband normally costs £29 a month, for just £10 more you'll also get access to Netflix and Sky TV for not much more.
Topics: Boxing, Jake Paul, Mike Tyson, Fan Reactions
Ryan Smart